Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-03-25
LOCAL BREvlTIES.

LOCAL 6RSvlTlES.
Mr.. Jacob Clark went to Xenia this
morning.
Mr. Robert Bancroft spent yesterday in
Cincinnati.
Mr.. j. Rankin. of South Charleston, is in
town today.
Mr.. Charles Boyle left this morning for
Jackson, on business.
J Col. George Sintz went over to Washing
ton c. II. this morning.
Miss Nettie Shsetfer. Of this city, is the
guest OF Urbala friends.
Miss Bertha Rodgers, of this city, is the
guest OF New Carlisle friends.
Mss Sarah Hickman, of Springfield, is
visiting the Misses Dixon. OF Urbana.
J. H. Walters, of the Columbus, Hooking
Valley and Toledo ralioad. is In the city.
Mr.. j. F. Seiberling. of Akron, the noted
manufacturer. is registered at the Lagonda
house.
John Marks and John Kelly were station
housed yesterday, for being drunk and dis
orderly.
Mrs. Humphreys Harsh. who has been
visiting Springfield friends. has returned to
her home in Urbana-
Henry Fake is in Springfield and know
ing ones say he won't come back alone
Dayton Herald.
Mayor Goodwin went to Columbus this
morning on business. He will be absent
until sometime tomorrow.
Officer Norton is In London today attend
ing the trial Of Schiers. the horse-thief.
whom he arrested here several months ago
Mr.. Ralph Peters, of Cincinnati. super
intendent Of the Little Miami division OF
the Pan Handle road. is in the city today.
DR.. Russell was in Champaign county.
near Urbana. yesterday, in consultation
with an Urbsns physician about an import
ant case.
William Burns. ST., and daughter. Miss
Lou, and William Burns. jr., and wife. left
today for New York City, to attend the
funeral at relative.
The South Charleston Sentinel says that
Mr.. o. T. Nishwitz. of Springfield now oc
cupies chair in Harry Reeder's barber
shop. at the postoffice.
Miss Minnie Kaiser, of the firm OF NJ. }.
Boughner, at 81 east Main street, left this
morning to attend the openings in spring
millinery at Dayton and Cincinnati.
Don't fail to secure your reserved seats
tor the Orpheus concert at Blacks. Monday
evening. Box sheet open at Pierce's, Fri
day at a. III. Reserved seats soc.
Miss Marie Prescott will play a return
engagement at Blacks opera house on Sat
urday evening, April .. appearing in the
great play Of ''Pygmalion and Galatea."
Miss Augustine Berger. the young plan
iste engaged for the Orpheus society con-
cert, is as simple and unaffected in her man
ner as a school girl. notwithstanding the
numerous fattering receptions and notices
that her marvellous execution and expression
have earned. She wins all hearts by her
modest and unassuming ways.
Missionary jug Breaking" at the First
Presby terrain church tonight. No admis-
sion will be charged. There vii! be a
short programme and social evening follow
ing.
Regular meeting Of Palestine command
cry, No. SS, Knights Templsr, this even
ing. There will be work in the order Of
the Temple, and full attendance is earn
estly requested.
The box sheet for the sale of reserved
seats for the Orpheus concert at Blacks
opera house, Monday evening, March 2s,
will be open at Pierce's, Friday morning.
at O'Clock. Reserved seats, so cents.
The Pan Handle railroad company today
called In Chief of Police Walkers pass, is
sued to him on the first Of January. The
recall of the pass was In accordance with
the provisions of the interstate commerce
bill.
Miss Berger, the pianist engaged for the |
Orpheus concert, is an Alastian by birth. |
and though scarcely twenty years old, has
crossed the ocean five times. She was edu-
Gated in French and Gcrman in her mother |
country. but speaks English with scarcely |
an accent. She completed her musical ed |
ucation at the college OF music in Cincin- |
natl. and the directors FASTENED to secure |
her as member of the faculty as soon as
she had graduated.
Mr.. X. 7. Shaw has resigned his position |
as agent and operator at the Ohio Southern |
depot. Mr.. Shaw has held the position for |
several years, and has managed the bust
ness in an efficient mannsr.-South Charl, !
ton Sentinel.
A highly satisfactory rehearsal of some
of the solo parts to be rendered at the Or
pheus society concert next Monday night.
was held last evening at the residence of
Miss Mary Nelson, west High street. The
singing of Mrs. Blackburn was particularly